Definition of Dnester. Meaning of Dnester. Synonyms of Dnester

- The Dniester (/ˈniːstər/ NEE-stər) is a transboundary river in Eastern Europe. It runs first through Ukraine and then through Moldova (from which it more...
- Dnester. Two Cossack regiments sta**** on the Dnister left bank, and Khmelnytsky led the rest across the Moldavian border. After crossing the Dnester,...
- Elton for landings on the islands Naissaare and Aegna. The transport ship Dnester and destroyers Storozevoi and Silnoi were positioned with troops for the...
- twice from the middle Danube to the north of present-day Budapest to the Dnester, though its possession of Transylvania is debatable.[citation needed] In...
- homeland of the Slavs in the Ukrainian mesopotamia (between the Dnepr and the Dnester) and the Finnic areas of the north. П, Балановский О. (30 November 2015)...
- Marshal Ustinov, destroyer Admiral Kharlamov and the replenishment ship Dnester. This was noteworthy because the two navies had an adversarial relationship...
- for landing and invasion of Naissaare and Aegna; (d) Transportation ship Dnester and destroyers Storozevoi and Silnoi were positioned with troops for the...
- "all of the organs of the Republic of Moldova on the left side of the Dnester were declared illegal and were liquidated." One of many examples cited...
- down through Poland, skirting wide of the Black Sea, before crossing the Dnester into Moldavia, aiming to sever it from Turkish rule. In reality, the campaign...
- Rașcov Рашково Commune Panorama of Rașcov from the Dnester River Rașcov Coordinates: 47°57′4″N 28°50′20″E / 47.95111°N 28.83889°E / 47.95111; 28.83889...